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this is also 'top down' planning. A group of experts roll out a ready made system without consultation with the people who have to live in it. They've tried implementing utopian grand visions like this in China and they have failed because of this...
This is an industrialized vision. what is the cost of these materials and who affords it? some cool ideas but we can do way better.
I think making ourselves self sufficient is the first step. We can achieve this to a very high level but not quite 100%. However, this could have a devastating effect on the economy and bring the monetary system crashing down.
Once we realise the...
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Greenhouse gas carbon dioxide could be making some trees grow like crazy
ScienceDaily (Dec. 4, 2009) — The rising level of atmospheric carbon dioxide may be fueling more than climate change. It could also be making some trees grow like crazy.Canada's image lies in tatters. It is now to climate what Japan is to whaling
Canada is enemy #1 in Copenhagen -- really.Todmorden's Good life: Introducing Britain's greenest town
It's an ordinary small town in England, but its residents claim they've discovered the secret that could save the planet.Pre Copenhagen Climate Justice Fast - 86 (28 from US, 20 from Australia) fast for Planet
"moral protest against climate inaction, and standing up for true climate justice. We call on both the global public and their political representatives to fulfil their moral responsibility to halt and reverse climate change"Who owns the dead zone?
Agricultural pollution flowing out of the Midwest kills aquatic life in the Gulf of Mexico, with seafood harvesters and eaters paying the cost for this displaced cost of "cheap food." By Krista HozyashEnvironmental News Network: Top Stories
ENN: Ecosystems
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